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Agenda Working Group SEGF Thursday May 10th 2018 08.00 Registration 09.00 - 10.30 Plenary session 10.30 - 11.00 Networking Break 11.00 -13.00 Plenary session – We Care 13.00 -14.00 Networking Lunch 14.00 –15.30 Hot Security Issues A brief update on key security issues on each country in the region. One presentation per country, made by operators. This gives all members visibility on what is going on in other countries in the region. Argentina Brazil Colombia Ecuador: México Guatemala Cuba Panamá Perú Uruguay 15.30 -16.00 Networking Break 16.00-16:30 Biometric ID for fraud prevention Lessons learnt from Claro Chile’s experience Speaker: Gilberto Fragoso – AMX México 16:30–17:00 Standarizing fraud prevention platforms along multiple operations Telefonica’s experience Speaker: Delia Alvarez – Telefónica Spain 17:00-17:30 Comercial fraud schemes Lessons learnt from real life cases of subscription and sales commission fraud Speaker: Sebastián Warmerdam – Telecom Personal Argentina 17:30-18:00 Mobile App Security Best Practices Currently many apps to manage money such as ebanking, ewallet or even customer self service are available to end users. They handle critical data that must be properly protected. Recommendations from a recent report from GSMA will be presented. Speaker: Thiago Novais – GSMA Latin America NOTE: Session highlighted in light blue are Full member mobile operators ONLY
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Agenda Working Group SEGF
Thursday May 10th 2018 08.00 Registration
09.00 - 10.30 Plenary session 10.30 - 11.00 Networking Break
11.00 -13.00 Plenary session – We Care 13.00 -14.00 Networking Lunch
14.00 –15.30
HotSecurityIssuesAbriefupdateonkeysecurityissuesoneachcountryintheregion.Onepresentationpercountry,madebyoperators.Thisgivesallmembersvisibilityonwhatisgoingoninothercountriesintheregion.
ArgentinaBrazilColombiaEcuador:México
GuatemalaCubaPanamáPerúUruguay
15.30 -16.00 Networking Break
16.00-16:30 Biometric ID for fraud prevention Lessons learnt from Claro Chile’s experience Speaker: Gilberto Fragoso – AMX México
16:30–17:00 Standarizing fraud prevention platforms along multiple operations Telefonica’s experience Speaker: Delia Alvarez – Telefónica Spain
17:00-17:30 Comercial fraud schemes Lessons learnt from real life cases of subscription and sales commission fraud Speaker: Sebastián Warmerdam – Telecom Personal Argentina
17:30-18:00
Mobile App Security Best Practices Currently many apps to manage money such as ebanking, ewallet or even customer self service are available to end users. They handle critical data that must be properly protected. Recommendations from a recent report from GSMA will be presented. Speaker: Thiago Novais – GSMA Latin America
NOTE: Session highlighted in light blue are Full member mobile operators ONLY
Agenda Working Group SEGF
Friday May 11th 2018
09.00 - 9.30 Wangiri scams in Uruguay Lessons learnt from real cases Speaker: Luis Becerra – Antel Uruguay
09.30 - 10.00 Paid TV services fraud prevention As operators deploy new services and revenue streams fraud prevention organizations must evolve to protect them Speaker: TBD – Telefónica Spain
10.00-10:30
The good, the bad and the ugly things for CyberSec in mobile operators 2018 With the adoption of new technologies like IoT, SmartCyties, analytics, mobility, etc; the mobile operators stay in a new risk zone were regulations, risk, threats and the unknowns push the CISOS to take new ways to improve the cybersecurity posture. In this talk we aboard some important trend that SCILabs saw in the region. Speaker: Patricio Sanchez - SCITUM
10.30 - 11.00 Networking Break
11.00 -11.30 Speaker: Nelson Bermudez – TigoUne Colombia
11:30-12:00
Global cybersecurity threats and regulation strategies Internet has become a new battleground for global warfare and intelligence. What are the impacts on private companies? What are current regulatory trends? Speaker: Juan Pablo Salazar – TigoUne Colombia
12.00 -13.00
Wrap-up • Next conference calls format • Next steps • Next meetings • AOB
13.00 -14.00 Networking Lunch
14:00-14:30 NewIRSFcase:loopingaudioBICSwillexplainthisnewfraudschemedetectedbytheirteam.Speaker:KatiaGonzalez-BICS
14:30-15:00 HowtogetridofbypassfraudDefiningtherightstrategyagainstOn-Net,Off-NetandInternationalfraud.Speaker:VincentRevol-FraudBuster
Agenda Working Group SEGF
15:00-15:30 IndustryandtechnologytrendswithrealcasesGlobalsolutionprovidersshowcasereallifeexamplesonhowtheyhelpedoperatorsinfrauddetectionandavoidance.Speaker:CharafEl-Belai-Latro
15.30 -16.00 Networking Break
16:00-16:30
ThedeathofCounterdetection&ActiveRevenueAssuranceInsightsinwhyusingRealSubscribernumberscaneffectivelyhelpinfindingthehiddenfraudsters..HowtofillinalltheblindspotsofyourRevenueassurancesystemandaddaccuracytoyourviewbasedonusecasesfromLATAM.Speaker:LaraVerlinden-Sigos
16:30-17:00 CaseStudy:MaximizingthebenefitsofInterconnectFraudDetectionService.Speaker:FidelAponte-Araxxe
17:00-17:30
VEON’sexperienceinbuildingsecurityforSS7/DiametercorenetworksThispresentationwillcoverCyberSecuritylifecycleandhowitwasintroducedintotelecomsignalingspace.ItwillexplainalsohowwemanagedtoorganizeworkingsecurityprocessforCorenetworks,andthebenefitsforMobileOperatorsofthejointapproachtoSignalingprotectiondesignedbySparkleandPositive.Speaker:GustavoTilli–Sparkle,JimmyJones–PositiveTechnolgies
17:30-18:00 IndustryandtechnologytrendswithrealcasesGlobalsolutionprovidersshowcasereallifeexamplesonhowtheyhelpedoperatorsinfrauddetectionandavoidance.Speaker:Idemia
NOTE: Session highlighted in light blue are Full member mobile operators ONLY
